Sober Season: “You Fool” – intimate subject matter with a tender pathos
Sober Season was created in Barcelona, Spain by two childhood friends – José Valle and Max Mir. They jokingly started to play metal to create a project for their Spanish…
Dan Weintraub: “Songs for Beautiful Souls” – the melodies are timeless
For Dan Weintraub, music isn’t work – its therapy. And it’s been that way since he started recording and performing in the mid-80s. Raised on everything from punk rock to…
John Harper: “Sidestreets” will hook you on the first listen!
“Sidestreets” is a stunning solo album by UK-based acoustic singer/songwriter John Harper, a name that may not be familiar most. Harper, I dare to say, is one of the better…
Sergio N. Lialin: “Siempre, Mi Amor” – powerful harmonic and melodic structures
Born and raised in San Francisco, the Russian descendant Sergio N. Lialin, first picked up an acoustic guitar in 5th grade at the Star of the Sea grammar school. However…
Phillip Foxley: “I’ll try ’till I die” – fans of different genres will find their ears enjoying the many sounds
Phillip Foxley is a songwriter/guitarist from the UK. He first picked up a guitar in the 1970s, playing clubs and bars. Over time, he found himself in studio sessions, house…
Pia Dean: “Gone” Featuring Scarlet Cox – excellent melody and chord progression
At first listen, you’ll love “Gone”. Focus on the lyrics and you’ll be entering Pia’s world, where her most intimate thoughts and emotions are revealed. It’s like creeping into someone’s…
Aaron Lindstrom: “Queen Anne” – 3 songs embedded into a prolific eight and a half minute melody!
Rarely does a musician have an excuse to take ownership of our ears for more than four minutes per song. There are a few artists who have the imagination to…
alexthomasdavis: “The North” – you need to really absorb the music
Independent, alternative acoustic artist, alexthomasdavis, has written 31 albums, his latest being “The North”. The music is honest and seems to be from the heart. I was very impressed that…
Stephen Shutters: “Couple More Days” – Full of imagery, symbolism and emotion
Born in the mid-nineties, Stephen Curtis Shutters grew up under the influence of Nintendo, VHS tapes, Star Wars, purple ketchup, and music from artists such as DC Talk, Everyday Sunday,…
